Does this HD work in my Dell Inspiron 1750?
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yes, they also have recommended ones... http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/Dell-memory/Inspiron+Laptops%2FNotebooks/Inspiron+1750-upgrades.html but for a little more money you can double your speed with a solid state drive..
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It will work. The drive's format is a 2-1/2 inch laptop drive with SATA connection. But, some advice, the 1750 laptop is pretty nice. If you do a lot of work or play that needs a lot of storage area, I would go with a 720 GB hard drive or more.
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Worked fine on my Dell Dimension 4600. No other hardware is needed. You will have to partition and format the drive.
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Yes it is... based on the Dell part number you provided the drive is a SAMSUNG Spinpoint 500GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive. Make sure to use the external power supply that was included with the adapter and you should be in good shape.
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Yes. However you have to jump thru a lot of hoops to do it. The inspirion only allows a 40 Gig HD. I had my techie friend install the 320 gig HD. It was a hassle, but I now have a 320 gig hd on the laptop.
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I have a Dell Inspiron 1720 and it works just fine. Take a peak at this video for instructions and use a static strap to be safe, good luck.
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Yes, that is what I have is a Dell Inspiron 1750. Fit perfectly and works great. Very pleased.
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I don't know. We installed this in a Dell Studio 1550 laptop. I hope this helps you.
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https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Dell+Inspiron+n5110+-+HDD+Replacement+-+Upgrade/28194
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I am not familiar with the Dell specs, but just make sure it supports SATA drives, for the physical connection. If you are using a current OS (Windows 7 or better) then you should be okay. At worse you may need a driver or firmware update.
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Yes, this will work. Western Digital Black drives are some of the most reliable drives that I've encountered. It's only 9.5mm thick and should physically fit in any laptop with sata interface. Also, just because your Dell came with a 320gb drive, you are not limited to this size. The 500 and 750gb version of this drive will also work (any 2.5" sata drive including solid state drives that aren't over 9.5mm thick) will work. If you are going to image (clone) your existing drive to this one, you'll need a docking station or other usb interface. There are plenty of youtube videos showing how to change and clone laptop drives.
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I cannot answer your question, but be aware there are serial (SATA) and parallel (PATA) hard drive types. Check with Dell for your type.
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I'm not sure either sorry. Go to crucial to find out. I have a M500 480GB in a 3 yr old Dell Inspirion M5010. I wouldn't purchase a 120GB anyway. 480GB or larger. BTW, If want to clone your old drive, you will have to purchase a HDD USB cable separately for the M500. You will want to purchase a SSHD unit that has been on the market for a while to make sure the bugs are all out of that particular model.
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I would check the external trim on the Dell. Internally the drive's design is of a standard configuration. External trim is where they can differ.
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You shouldn't have aay problems. It work just fine in the dell dimension 4700
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Yes, this will work. Western Digital Black drives are some of the most reliable drives that I've encountered. It's only 9.5mm thick and should physically fit in any laptop with sata interface. Also, just because your Dell came with a 320gb drive, you are not limited to this size. The 500 and 750gb version of this drive will also work (any 2.5" sata drive including solid state drives that aren't over 9.5mm thick) will work. If you are going to image (clone) your existing drive to this one, you'll need a docking station or other usb interface. There are plenty of youtube videos showing how to change and clone laptop drives. Yes, this will work. Western Digital Black drives are some of the most reliable drives that I've encountered. It's only 9.5mm thick and should physically fit in any laptop with sata interface. Also, just because your Dell came with a 320gb drive, you are not limited to this size. The 500 and 750gb version of this drive will also work (any 2.5" sata drive including solid state drives that aren't over 9.5mm thick) will work. If you are going to image (clone) your existing drive to this one, you'll need a docking station or other usb interface. There are plenty of youtube videos showing... » Read More Yes, this will work. Western Digital Black drives are some of the most reliable drives that I've encountered. It's only 9.5mm thick and should physically fit in any laptop with sata interface. Also, just because your Dell came with a 320gb drive, you are not limited to this size. The 500 and 750gb version of this drive will also work (any 2.5" sata drive including solid state drives that aren't over 9.5mm thick) will work. If you are going to image (clone) your existing drive to this one, you'll need a docking station or other usb interface. There are plenty of youtube videos showing how to change and clone laptop drives. « Show Less
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Hi John,While this 4GB module does match that PC3-10600 specification, it is not compatible with the Dell Inspiron 560 desktop. That system only supports up to 8GB using four 2GB memory modules. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with that desktop. Although, you might be able to find the discontinued compatible 2Gb module, KTD-XPS730BS/2G, from some online resellers.Thank you for considering Kingston ValueRAM!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Hi, Unless your system has a mSATA slot it will not work. This is the best info I could find for you.http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/Dell-memory/Inspiron+Laptops%2FNotebooks/Inspiron+1420-upgrades.html